Understanding the path forward. Practical, compassionate insights into how couples therapy works — and how to make it work for you
First published February 18, 2018Updated: Jan 17, 2024 Gottman Rapoport: An Intervention in Couples Therapy One night over dinner, John Gottman was discussing his work with other renowned thinkers in psychology. His discussion reminded one…
Every couple faces conflicts, but some issues seem to defy resolution, resurfacing over and over again. Renowned relationship expert Dr. John Gottman calls these “perpetual problems” — chronic disagreements rooted in fundamental differences between partners.1…
What is the Zeigarnik Effect?
If you’re considering couples therapy, you likely have one pressing question: What will this cost? While you can find basic price ranges online, understanding the real cost of couples therapy involves more than just the…
Should I choose a male marriage counselor near me or a female counselor in my area? In choosing a counselor, the marriage and its needs take priority. When selecting a couples therapist, there are certain…
Dr. John Gottman’s extensive research spanning over four decades has intricately categorized couples into five distinct types. Among these, three are considered relatively successful and adaptive—Conflict-Avoiding, Volatile, and Validating—while the remaining two, Hostile and Hostile-Detached,…
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